I've done some digging; please correct me if I'm wrong. This may help with feedback on how you present yourself and your products.
The Products
Some of the links are broken. I got redirected to the NBA on one of them. The effort level is on the floor.
People have already addressed traffic concerns, which is reasonable. Using a "You Get What You See" argument isn't going to convince people to hand over their money for a website that drives no traffic and is effectively useless in producing the bottom line. If you're offering a service, drill down to what people are looking for in traffic for sales.
Besides, I can improve these websites within an hour. Elementor is cheap, and ChatGPT is easy to use. Why would I pay you $650 for articles that don't convert, drive no traffic, and add no value to me?
Your Youtube Channel
You have evergreen content on your channel, but I find your subscribers vs views strange. You have 191k subs on YouTube, but only:
2.6k followers on X
~500 on Facebook
1600 on Instagram
12k on LinkedIn
There is usually more spillover onto other platforms.
I also find the direct proportionality of your views & subs rather strange.
Your engagement on all platforms is relatively low for such a big channel. We're talking thousands of views with a handful of comments. That doesn't make me confident that the content you produce will hook people & drive my sales.
Your Wikipedia Page
The majority of references are broken and lead to dead ends. Those highlighted are deadlines or irrelevant references.
I wouldn't be surprised if you wrote this to inflate some credibility. The facade falls quickly with more digging.
I've spent too long looking at this because I pulled on a thread, found an unravelling, and kept pulling. Your credibility has many gaps.
Your Purpose
I saw a phrase on your website that raised an eyebrow.
Is the reason you're doing this to provide value, benefit businesses, fulfil a need, or fulfil your ego?
I would ask yourself this because from what I see of the writing, the websites, and you throwing money at advertising that clearly isn't working, you're wasting your time and have to try something else. That, or you're trying to find a shmuck to hand over $650 for a crappy website, then bounce.
The Products
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, but I wouldn't say your websites are beautiful. You may offer large quantities with gigantic websites, but the quality seems lacking. They look like basic WordPress templates cooked up in five minutes. It feels like it: the font, the slow image loading, the basic dry format. It's very 2010s, and I'm unsure who would pay a dollar for this. Even the simple use of engaging photos is not even utilised. The photos that are employed are low-quality stock images.Will get right down to business: we create beautiful WordPress websites that are... let's just say content-rich on steroids. With 500 articles as the bare minimum and the sky being the limit in terms of maximum.
Some of the links are broken. I got redirected to the NBA on one of them. The effort level is on the floor.
People have already addressed traffic concerns, which is reasonable. Using a "You Get What You See" argument isn't going to convince people to hand over their money for a website that drives no traffic and is effectively useless in producing the bottom line. If you're offering a service, drill down to what people are looking for in traffic for sales.
Besides, I can improve these websites within an hour. Elementor is cheap, and ChatGPT is easy to use. Why would I pay you $650 for articles that don't convert, drive no traffic, and add no value to me?
Your Youtube Channel
You have evergreen content on your channel, but I find your subscribers vs views strange. You have 191k subs on YouTube, but only:
2.6k followers on X
~500 on Facebook
1600 on Instagram
12k on LinkedIn
There is usually more spillover onto other platforms.
I also find the direct proportionality of your views & subs rather strange.
Your engagement on all platforms is relatively low for such a big channel. We're talking thousands of views with a handful of comments. That doesn't make me confident that the content you produce will hook people & drive my sales.
Your Wikipedia Page
The majority of references are broken and lead to dead ends. Those highlighted are deadlines or irrelevant references.
I wouldn't be surprised if you wrote this to inflate some credibility. The facade falls quickly with more digging.
I've spent too long looking at this because I pulled on a thread, found an unravelling, and kept pulling. Your credibility has many gaps.
Your Purpose
I saw a phrase on your website that raised an eyebrow.
Is the reason you're doing this to provide value, benefit businesses, fulfil a need, or fulfil your ego?
I would ask yourself this because from what I see of the writing, the websites, and you throwing money at advertising that clearly isn't working, you're wasting your time and have to try something else. That, or you're trying to find a shmuck to hand over $650 for a crappy website, then bounce.